Sentence examples for increasing choice from inspiring English sources

Loosening Microsoft's grip on PC makers is also seen as essential to increasing choice for consumers.

The government talks about increasing choice through the bill, but to me that means introducing competition.

This may also be why many of us are suspicious of governmental emphasis on "increasing choice".

Advertisers always like to pretend that they are increasing choice as they promote their brands.

And an increasing choice of health plans may mean nothing more than a race to the bottom.

Vouchers and other school reforms in many countries give parents increasing choice over where to send their children.

"We are increasing choices," Mr. Brin said.

Yet, despite the ever increasing choices available, the jury is still out when it comes to  rating their success.

It is also designed to increase choice for beneficiaries.

My colleagues and I have identified many different reasons increased choice can have these paradoxical effects.

Worse, increased choice has created a new problem: the escalation in expectations.